Nor did it speak again

Had you any reason to doubt my suitability? I was saying that if I were of a lower social standing, the conversation would have been less formal. It is not appropriate for me to be the subject of your ridicule. It is a matter of great importance to me that you maintain a good opinion of me. I am determined to be agreeable to you. I was delighted to be accepted by Devonshire; my son was very pleased. Exeter is wiser than I, and does not expect me to be amused by his jests. My opinion is that it is my duty to receive well those who come to my house. It would have been better if the servant had not spoken so loudly. He was agitated, and his words were not well chosen.

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